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Stevens Aviation's Nashville facility completed the modification in two weeks during a regular phase inspection.

The Canadian Border Services Agency reversed its position on the applicability of the Transporter Obligations Program mandate to charters.

The move follows what the UK and Ireland Pilatus sales distributor calls an "excellent" 2017.

The $6.5 million, hybrid-electric vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) TriFan 600 is expected to enter service in late 2022/early 2023.

NBAA estimates that fewer than 100 operators in North America will be affected by the carbon dioxide cap rules.

The company's lightweight films protect passengers, crew, and cargo in the event of a fire.

Though a few months late, the first delivery has Qatar's management excited with prospects for the future.

Three-day UAE airshow, which will feature more than 60 aircraft on static display and more than 150 exhibitors, opens on Monday.

Med-Trans has already begun providing flight services, including rotor-wing pilots and maintenance crewmembers, to Care Flight’s four helicopter bases.

An authoritative new book on the loss of the space shuttle in 2003, focuses on the recovery of the crew and the debris.

Working group aims to incorporate more real world data.

Calls claims of negligence on the part of IndiGo "baseless"

Helicopter design factor in settlement

Aging turboprop carried 66 people on flight destined for Yasuj from Tehran

Airline Aims To Expand Further Afield

Move reflects the need to put more focus on supporting the implementation of recently adopted regulations.

For bizav, agency will “evaluate the effectiveness of the newly introduced Part 6, subpart 4 of Canadian Aviation Regulations (CAR) Part 604.”

PC-24 simulator at the facility was recently approved for training by EASA, following similar qualification by the FAA in December.

This year-over-year increase was solely due to a 20.1 percent uptick in retrofit avionics sales, offset by lower forward-fit sales.

Loss of tail rotor effectiveness does not account for a significant portion of accidents, but LTE does present training and safety challenges.

Aviation hospitality with a New England flair.

Operations are set to begin in 2019.

The company has named six partners in its bid, including Boeing, which has also submitted a competing proposal.

Gains FAA certification some 11 months after first flight

The identified focus areas represent the most critical safety-related risks currently facing business aircraft operators, said NBAA.

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee is continued to push its ATC proposal, distributing the WSJ editorial.

Rep. Brat's bill would change the reduce the mandatory U.S. ownership requirement for U.S. air carrier from 75 percent to 51 percent.

Even will replace Guillaume Faury, effective April 1. Faury is leaving Airbus Helicopters to run Airbus's commercial aircraft division.

With predictions of the world-wide expansion of business aviation, the PlanePeople subsidiary is touting the security aspects of its global ID system.

Royal Thai Air Force’s Saab JAS-39 Gripen C Rips Through the Skies Over Singapore